Ask Dr. Gramma Karen:  Problematic Sister-in-Law Upsetting Family Interactions

Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Problematic Sister-in-Law Upsetting Family Interactions

I’ve known my husband for 16 years; we’ve been happily married the past eight. We have one daughter, five-year-old Emma. Since the very beginning my husband’s sister, Patricia, has not liked me. She now has a son, Barry, who is a year younger than Emma. I should mention that Patricia also has issues with my husband, her brother, and her father.

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